Gresham outlook., March 13, 1914, Page 3, Image 3

P A tiS T U K E E
; New Ruehings
and Ruffling
C olum bia g ra n g e h eld th e ir re g u ­
la r m eetin g la st S a tu rd a y w ith a
larg e a tte n d a n c e .
S teps w ere ta k ­
en to have o u r g ra n g e ta k e p a rt In
I I he co u n ty fa ir at G resh am n ex t fall,
j an d a c o m m ittee w as a p p o in te d by
J th e m a ste r, ft.
p.
R asm u ssen , to
m ak e a rra n g e m e n ts fo r an ex h ib it.
T he co m m ittee in c h a rg e Is ' G.
K n ieriem , P. A n d erso n an d
Mr.
iie n c k le .
S ev eral a p p lic a tio n s a re
in fo r m em b ersh ip an d th e g ra n g e
•losed a very busy day.
NEW STYLE
I EASTER GOODS » • »
E aster Dyes
C ard s
C andies
Baskets, Etc.
I NEW GOODS THIS WEEK J
S ch ool Tablets
P en cils, Etc.
£
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fNOVELTY STOREf
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M rs. E. B o u g h n e r
X POWELL ST.
GRESHAM ?
SANITARY CASH MARKET
Main street
Gresham, O regon
We Handle “ Only” the Best
“ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED”
MEATS
C. BINDER,
.
Proprietor
D re s s m a k in g
MRS. M. SQUIRE
Main S tre e t o p p o site
B atik of G resh am
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Fundamental Music Training
J o h n G asser left o n e day last week
fo r T he D alles w h ere he w ill jo in his
p a re n ts, w ho m oved to th a t p lace
som e tim e ago.
D. C. Z ink, re p re se n tin g th e P. R
Mr. M organ, of P o rtla n d , th e ow n- L. & P. Co., w as a valley v is ito r In
■r.of C h a n tic le e r, is m ak in g a r ­ th e in te re s t o f th e co m p an y last
ra n g e m e n t to e n la rg e th e a lre a d y W ednesday.
G. N S ag er, A. B. O lson an d Mr
sp acio u s d in in g room , th e k itch en
will also u n d erg o re m o d elin g , an d H en d erso n re p re se n te d P le a s a n t Val-
lie b u ild in g will be o p en ed fo r th e j ley g ra n g e a t a m e etin g h eld in th e
office o f a tto rn e y C. A. B ell In P o rt-
public, q u ite e arly th is sp rin g .
A very p le a s a n t social an d b u si­ [ lan d la s t F rid a y , a t w hich th e new
ness m eetin g was held la st W ednes- m eat in sp ectio n o rd in a n c e w as up
lay at th e h om e o f Mr. a n d Mrs. J. fo r co n sid e ra tio n .
Jo h n S ch ach t tra n sa c te d b u sin ess
P o u n d er, whieli w as well a tte n d e d
o r th e p u rp o se of m ak in g som e de- j in O regon City o n e day th is w eek.
F ra n k D alton, o f G ilb ert, w as a
ision w hat to do in re g a rd to th e
proposed c h u rc h to be b u ilt on th e | v isito r a t th e hom e of E. E. P in k ley
.'rounds a lre a d y d o n a te d by Mr. and j T uesday.
Mrs. P o u n d er.
Rev. Mr. R obinson
Miss F lo re n c e L ong a n d M iss M ar
if F airv iew was p re s e n t an d m ade g u rite H u tch in so n , of P o rtla n d , cam e
om e su g g estio n s, it w as decid ed to o u t S a tu rd a y an d stay ed o v e r S u n ­
get som e lu m b e r an d as soon as th e day w ith Miss L a u ra Moore.
le a t h e r s e ttle s w ork w ill be s ta rte d .
T h e lad ies will give a m e a s u rin g
Mrs. C. Illid g e lias re tu rn e d hom e p a rty a t th e ch u rc h n ext T u esd ay ev­
a fte r a m o n th w ith re la tiv e s in th e e n in g St. P a tr ic k ’s day. D o n 't fo r
■ity.
get to m e a su re y o u r h e ig h t a n d inci
Miss O. B eau m o n t, of P o rtla n d d e n ta lly y o u r p o ck et book.
.vas a w eek-end g u est a t th e Benfield
T he tine w e a th e r h as got th e fa r
bungalow .
tilers going som e.
R odney an d b a rk e n S h o u lts, sons
D on’t fo rg e t to boost fo r th e li­
if F. S h o u lts a t C o rb e tt, a re both
b rary .
lown w ith th e m easles a t th is tim e.
A rriv ed a few day s sin ce a t th e
Mr. an d Mrs. I.a F o lle tte g av e a
j a r t y last S a tu rd a y n ig h t, a t th e ir hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. C arl S tein , a
home. T h e K n ie rie m s fu rn ish e d th e b o u n cin g baby boy.
m usic
P L E A S A N T V A L LEY
B A P T IS T
Miss G race F erg u so n of St. Jo h n s church. Sunday Sch ool at 10 a. m.;
is at th e p re se n t, a g u e st o f Mr. and preach in g at 11 a m; Y oung P e o p le s
m eetin g 6:30; p reach in g a t 7 1 0 p. m
Mrs. Z. K nieriem .
H .v . Mr. H oy. Paator.
LADIES,
Buy Y our Spring Supplies Now and H ave
them ready for those Sunny Days.
Neckwear Novelties
and Notions
Invariably the well dressed woman is particu­
lar about the little things—the touches that tell in
her dress.
It may be a law collar, a ruffle, a hair
ornament, or a shopping hag, or some other trifles
which are so important to latest fashions.
You will he delighted with the endless variety
of charming ruehings, collars, plaited ribbons and
hair ornaments in our accessories section.
Our showing of rufflings and plaited ribbons isn r
very beautiful and the modest price of per yd ¿5C
New Waist Styles now on Display
Shccrness, simplicity and soft blouse effects are the features of waist fashions this
spring
Lawns, Plaxons and a number of novelty fabrics are shown among them.
P ric e s r a n g e f r o m
5 O c to $ 2 .0 0
Smart House Dresses
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FLORENCE M. HONEY
T a b le ts fo r C o n stip a ­
R ockw ood
tio n .
F o r c o n stip a tio n .
C h a m b e rla in 's
T ab lest a re ex cellen t. Easy to ta k e
T h e R ockw ood sc rib b le r is a little
mild and g e n tle in effect. G ive th em slow in m e n tio n in g th e fact th a t th e
.« tria l, f o r sa le by G resh am D rug
e n te r ta in m e n t g iven by th e te a c h e rs
Co., an d all D ealers.
m d c h ild re n o f D istrict No. 27 M arch
i, w as a g re a t success. T h e re was
om e o u ts id e ta le n t w hich w as a p ­
p reciated .
A so n g by Mrs. O. J .
Irow n an d a z ith e r selectio n by Miss
B erth a W eiland. T h e proceeds, w hich
vere $25.35, will be used to p u rc h a s e
a bookcase fo r M iss M ae B e n e d ic t's
room .
Mrs. J o h n R ichm ond v isited h e r
la u g h te r a t V an co u v er, W a sh in g to n ,
>n T u esd ay last.
G RASS
J. H. N ash is h av in g his p ro p e rty
G R A IN
m proved by. p low ing th e lan d an d
b u ild in g u fence.
GARDEN
Mrs. W illard Cook v isited in Miss
'a m p b e il’s school room W ednesday
FLOW ER
T a d s ’ S to re
and re p o rts fine w ork an d ev ery o n e
happy.
A. G. S ch an tin is d ig g in g a b a se ­
m en t fo r h is new house.
Miss E va C am p b ell to o k 6 o ’clock
P le a s a n t H o m e
I d in n e r w ith Mr. an d Mrs. E. L. H o r­
ton W ednesday evening.
I. G. D enney is h a v in g his house
Mrs. L. M. Je n s e n v isited Mrs p a in ted .
J. E. Lovel is doing th e
K. H arv ey T u esd ay afte rn o o n
w ork.
T h e M elvin c h ild re n a re q u ite ill
M uch plow ing of g a rd e n s is being
I w ith th e m easles. Mr. M elvin lives
done an d p la n tin g is in fu ll sw ing.
in o n e of Jo h n R ich m o n d ’s co ttag es.
Mr. a n d Mrs. W. E. M arkell d ro v e
Miss M ave L o v elace cam e dow n
| rom G erv ais, O regon, w h ere sh e is in to P o rtla n d T h u rsd a y In th e ir new
»’a c h in g school to a tte n d th e e n te r ­ au to m o b ile.
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C lass and Private L esson s
Phone 6ÖI
M rs. G. N. S ag er h as re tu rn e d
from a v isit w ith h e r s is te r Mrs. J.
T. Jew ell, of B a ttle G ro u n d , W ash.
R iley T h o m as a n d fam ily s ta rte d
la st W ednesday fo r e a s te rn O regon
w here th ey w ill m ake th e ir fu tu re
hom e.
Smart Footwear
FO R ALL A G ES
Shoes m ade of le a th e r a t rig h t
prices and fo r every need, fo r m en,
wom en, y o u th s, mlsHes and ch ild ren ,
from th e daintleB t pum p to th e
stu rd y rugged school shoe fo r boys
and girls.
L adies' Shoes, all le a th e rs
PULLER MERCANTILE CO.
The TAD Grocer) store
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Men»
,
$3.00 a n ti
Shoos, all le a th e rs
$3.50
$3.50 »nd $4.00
LINDSEY’S
Apples Wanted in Quantities
GRESHAM - - . Phoney 17xl
A DoIIai
An Hour Ä
M uch in te re st is b ein g ta k e n in th e
w eekly p ra y e r m eetin g s a t th e
M eth o d ist ch u rch .
T h e v eenlng of
K. H arv ey an d W. Cook have fin- m eetin g has been ch an g ed from W ed­
sh ed c le a rin g lan d fo r D. M Don- n esday to T h u rsd a y .
lugli ut B a lrd sd ale s ta tio n .
Mtss C ena V an F leet is In G resham
today h av in g d e n ta l w ork done. She
is also v isitin g w ith M rs
C. E.
C o r b e tt
R u sh er.
ta in m e n t a t th e school M arch 6.
Mrs. May R ichm ond is re p o rte d
[ q u ite ill a t th e p re s e n t w ritin g .
In ste a d of
A Dollar^
A Bav
* J. L ittle p a g e , of M osier, was
lo o k in g a fte r his fa rm n e a r h e re th e
first o f th e w eek.
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M iss Iva R eed was in P o rtla n d
T u esd ay .
S y lv ester
E v an s cam e up fro m
| Salem W ed n esd ay an d stay ed u n til
F rid ay ev en in g w ith his fam ily.
Miss L a u ra R eed v isited in T ro u t-
[ d ale W ed n esd ay an d T h u rsd a y .
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Miss Osa B eau m o n t, of P o rtla n d ,
was an o v e r S u n d ay v isito r a t th e
L. Benfield hom e.
T h e re was a la rg e crow d In at-
| te n d a n c e a t th e d ed ica tio n serv ices
S u n d ay
T h e w e a th e r was Ideal and
I sev eral fam ilies p a rto o k o f a b ask et
d in n e r on th e law n of th e school
g ro u n d s.
Rev. F o rd , of W o o d b u rn , gave a
ste re o p tic o n le c tu re M onday e v e n ­
ing.
Sig
K n ig h to n ,
re c e n tly from
G resh am , open ed a b a rb e r sh o p at
C o rb e tt S a tu rd a y .
so—at once.
M ark and j
M ail the
Coupon
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years. C h a m b e rla in ’s C ough R em edy
Mr* E d lth M iller is q u ite ill a t
was first offered to th e p ublic in 1872. lh ’“ hom e of h e r m o th e r. Mrs. J. W
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Kepresanutlre, UEO A KEEP, 202 McKay Bldg., Portland.
G R ESH A M , ORE.
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i o u will find n o th in g b e tte r fo r a
a t^eek sp e n t w ith h e r m o th e r
| cough o r cold. T ry It an d you will Mr* S hum w ay.
* hy Ufcte “ f“ v o r,,e * H « r
M aster H en ry M u rray has com e
° L ™ re .'.h ‘ n f° n y years It from W aahlngton to live w ith
hlfl
not only gives relief— It cures
sale by Gresham Drug Co., and Ka°Il ,a th e r D r ° 8 M urray.
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Interests paid on Time Deposits and Savings Accounts.
Accounts with Firms and Individuals solicit, d. Travelers'
cheeks for sale ami drafts issued available in ul countries.
BENJ. CAMERON, Pres.
F. A HOLLIDAY, Vice Pres.
ERNEST W. PETERSON, Cashier.
Mrs. G. W. B a u d e r e n te r ta in e d the
e m b ro id ery clu b la s t T u esd ay S ev­
e n tee n m em b ers w ere p re se n t, and
L u ste d
all re p o rte d an exceedingly p le a s a n t
tim e. T h e n ext m e e tin g will be w ith
Mr an d Mrs. O. L u sted v isited in
Mrs. O. W. B lack b u rn .
Mrs. J. F itz g e ra ld m ade a trip to P o rtla n d last F rid a y , th e la t te r re-
W ash in g to n S a tu rd a y , r e tu rn in g via tu rn e d S unday.
T h e eclipse of th e moon wum d e a r ­
P o rtla n d w here sh e v isited frien d s.
M rs D olan, w ho h as been ill, is up ly aeen h e re lust WediwMiday ev en in g
ag ain .
H e r d a u g h te r-in -la w ,
Mrs. at It o'clock.
Dolan from P o rtla n d w as w ith h er
h r. B ittn e r, of G resh am , w as call-
d u rin g h e r Illness.
ed last W ednesday to th e bedside of
Rev. A. J. L ucas h a s re n te d th e A. C. W lhlon, w ho is very ill.
old hom e of Mrs. J. A. S tep h en s fo r
Mr. E rz, M athew R auw an d Ed.
th e season w h ere he w ill g a rd e n and S e ste r sold a c a rlo a d o f p o ta to e s to
ra ise chickens.
Mr S w ank, o f P o rtla n d .
T he W o m en ’s C h ris tia n T em per-1
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Cook an d fa m ­
an ce U nion held a very in te re stin g
m eetin g w ith a la rg e a tte n d a n c e at I ily, of P o rtla n d , a u to e d o u t la s t S u n ­
th e hom e of th e p re s id e n t Mrs. M il­
ler. T he n ext m e etin g will be w ith
Mrs. M cL aughlin.
Mrs. T. L au d erb ack has gone to
P o rtla n d to rem ain fo r th e season
w hile h e r h u sb a n d is a t w ork w ith
th e fo re st rese rv e crew .
qua.Hr fo r t h e p o u t lo a , tra d « , or 7
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The Forty Year Test.
B o x Ax*. Scranton, Pa.
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Bank of Gresham
day to visit Mrs. C ook’s p a re n ts, Mr.
and M rs W II. H am ilton.
Nick R auw Is en jo y in g a few d a y s’
on th e farm d u rin g the nice w e a th e r
Mr. and Mrs. J B. L en t an d daugli
te r Je a n w ere c a lle rs a t th e ir farm
la st S a tu rd ay .
T he w arm su n sh in e of th e past
few days hav e b ro u g h t th e pencil
tre e s Into full bloom .
Dr
Eyes tasted and
Geo In g lis
Si
fitted
T h ere a re sev eral new ads. In th is
issue of th e O utlook.
B e tte r read
them all to m ak e su re .
Are You Going to
Build?
Inquiries a n d O rd e rs Invited for all G rad es of
L um ber at lowest Prices.
D e liv e rie s
M ade
Dealers.
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H O M E B A P T I S T C h u rch
Field Fence of all kinds, and price. ' " X V e t f & ’X s'," .0^0". S,°*
a re so Io
rou can't afford to us«
'r iJ S S f’S K J “ *»ch month"
other kinds
Mstlgsr Bros.
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f i o ' month
P- m
As». A. J. Lucas, Pastor.
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
Phone 446
MARTIN LENNARTZ. Mgr.
Sandy, Ore